"أُخْتي تَعْبانة."

Translation: My sister is tired.

[Jackass318788]

You should've used the word morha9a (مُرهَقة), ta3baana (تَعبانة) is only used in certain dialects and not in MSA.

[tsuj1g1r1]

No, مرهقة would better be translated "exhausted." متعبة (mut3aba[-tun]) is the word to use here.

[SofiaKhan3]

My teacher is an Egyptian. He always uses the word "تعب" to express "tired".

[tsuj1g1r1]

"ta3ib" definitely works as well, but it feels a bit pretentious compared to "mut3ab."

[ph.jWaxK4]

OK cool

[SofiaKhan3]

MSA?

[WeraWolf1]

Modern Standard Arabic

[WiIlam]

i think there is something wrong with the audio it says (Ahtaaaaye) that means it's plural it would be single if it's (Ahteeeeye)

[HassoonHal]

Its supposed to be تعبة or متعبة and the audio for sister should be corrected

[CemSirin]

Does the statements "my sister is tired" and "my tired sister" differ in Arabic?

[Jackass318788]

Yes, they do:

my sister is tired = أُختي مُرهَقة (Literally "My sister tired")

my tired sister = أُختي المُرهَقة (Literally "My sister the tired")

[tom167492]

Ta3bana was ill right?

[Gary338339]

My tired is sister is the same a my sister is tired, right?

[Wyaam]

This is not correct, in classic Arabic, there is no word تَعْبانة, this word is from Egyptian dialect.
My sister is tired can be translated this way: أختي متعبة

[SamirKarout]

Officially we say "تَعِبْ ومُتْعَبْ تعبة ومتعبة" this is the best and correct word and not "تعبان تعبانة" either if it is used.